Sentence examples similar to corps achievement from inspiring English sources

For 21 years, since I first heard Alan Khazei outline his plans for City Year, a domestic peace corps, his achievements in citizen service have inspired me.

He adds that the achievements of the corps, which has run campaigns promoting seatbelt use and pedestrian safety, were a result of "committed staff who have a career in road safety".

Critics of TFA have claimed that placing teachers in schools for only two years does little to boost student achievement, especially since most corps members leave their teaching jobs after two years.

The capture of the 32nd Corps' weapons was the most significant achievement of the Battle of the Barracks, and greatly augmented the capabilities of the Croatian military.

Eventually the commanders of the special forces, intelligence, the armored corps and key divisions were all Alawites, a remarkable achievement for a group that used to produce the servant class.

Often such specialized units receive the moniker of corps d'elite, reflecting their unique purpose, traditions, and past achievements in combat.

It says it would have to reduce by about 500 the 8,200-member 8,200-memberent corpsge graduates it dispatches tofhelp recentacollegeent in low-income schools.

Teleporting the senior class of Harvard into all high-needs classrooms for a couple years won't solve the achievement gap; recruiting, training, and supporting a long-term corps of bright individuals who are dedicated to their craft will.

Results from Table 1 show that the exogenous variables (career adaptability, tolerance for ambiguity, need for achievement and mentoring support) jointly predicted entrepreneurial intuition among youth corps members [F 4,1615) = 84.68, R2 = .174; p < .01] and accounted for 17.4% of the variance in entrepreneurial intuition.

As a former mentor to Teach for America corps members, I have seen their tears, anxieties, heartaches, successes and achievements.

Improvements in children's real achievement will come only with broader reforms: the development of a strong corps of teachers, in early childhood as well as in upper grades; increased support for teachers; emphasis on curriculum that is cognitively challenging and developmentally appropriate; and social reforms that support families and allow families to support their children's learning.